In a time when it feels like everyone wants to be their own boss, we ask: is entrepreneurism really for you? The dream of six figures, freedom, and flexible hours sounds glamorous — but behind it are real pressures, from managing people to staying afloat. In this episode, a Gen Z boss and a millennial boss compare their views on success, leadership, and team culture as we unpack the hype and examine whether this path is truly meant for everyone.

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Inspired by a Reddit guide titled “How to Not Be a Doormat: A Guide to Defining Your Wants and Needs, Setting Boundaries, and Adopting Vulnerable Communication,” this episode explores whether we’re really just being pushovers — or if something deeper is at play. We unpack what it truly means to be a “doormat,” what healthy boundaries actually look like, and apply these ideas to classic Reddit scenarios to spark honest reflection and growth.

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You’ve seen our relationship episodes — from dating tips to getting through breakups. But what about the dilemmas that don’t come with clear answers? In this episode, we explore the moral grey areas that test trust, boundaries, and expectations, breaking down hypothetical scenarios — from mildly uncomfortable moments to full-on relationship dilemmas — and sharing how we’d navigate them.

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In this episode, we bust a huge myth: vaping isn't a healthier alternative to smoking, nor is it a quitting tool. One vape pod can contain the nicotine of 3–4 cigarette packs, which hooks you in and makes it harder to quit. It’s time to clear the air and face the facts— beneath the hype, vaping is harmful to your health and illegal in Singapore.

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From online posts about job-hunting stress to real stories from recent graduates, we unpack both the anxieties and the intentional choices shaping this new wave of young professionals. Joined by a few fresh graduates, we explore how today’s graduates are not struggling, but strategising. 

This episode reframes the conversation around employment: it’s not about scarcity, but about conscious decision-making in a changing world of work. This episode is brought to you by the Singapore Ministry of Manpower.

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As adults, life can start to feel like a loop of work, eat, sleep, repeat — but surely there’s more to it than that. In this episode, we talk to guests who’ve found hobbies that bring them joy, fulfilment, and a sense of purpose outside of their 9-to-5. It’s not just about what they do in their free time, but why it matters — and how intentionally carving out time for yourself can make life feel fuller again.

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Joie gets real about being “too much” — too emotional, too honest, too online. From emotional triggers to therapy breakthroughs, she answers how therapy reframed her emotional patterns, how she balances feeling deeply with living publicly, and why being “too emotional” might actually be a gift.

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We’re kicking off 2026 with a deep dive into the emotional blueprint that shapes how we love: attachment styles. After analysing our attachment-style reports, Nic (dismissive/avoidant), Joie (anxious/preoccupied), and Q (secure) unpack what these patterns actually mean and how they show up in everyday life.

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It’s time for our annual wrapped episode! Join us as we look back on 2025 — from the highs we’ll cherish, to the lows that stretched and shaped us. We’ve also prepared special gifts for each other, and we’re ending the episode with a heartfelt message to you, our beloved taugeh community, for supporting us all this time.

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Burnout feels like a shared experience for our generation — but why does it hit so much harder now? In this episode, we unpack what burnout really looks like, how it spills into our work and personal lives, and why so many of us feel overwhelmed even when we “should” be fine. We also share what actually helps us cope and recharge.

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